For those interested, we’ll look at how long you can last in space without a spacesuit.  Bald eagles are back. They’re hungry, so keep spot and kitty inside.

The eagle cam at Berry College in Rome, Georgia https://www.berry.edu/eaglecam/

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Happy International Chocolate Chip day and World Whiskey Day; the Jones Act is suspended; and trivia

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We’re talking buttermilk biscuits and chocolate chip cookies

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Global and domestic news rundown, and a belated celebration of National Limerick Day.

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Two related blog posts from Matthew Dicks about his clever group of students.  https://MatthewDicks.com

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Expect to pay more for gasoline because a big pipeline is shut down, and we’re looking at a national shortage of qualified drivers for tanker trucks.

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I‘ve never understood the difference between the UK, Great Britain, and England. Until now.  Knowledge is power!  And look what they found in this cave!

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The woman who started mother’s day, and we read the opinions of Matthew Dicks’ students on the way he dresses. (They’re as bluntly honest as he is.)

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We explore ten books written in the 1920s, nearly a hundred years ago.

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What do Matthew Dicks and Harrison Ford have in common?

The Moth  https://themoth.org/

Harrison Ford video clip https://youtu.be/rB0wzy-xbwM

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